Connecticut western news., 1887-05-11
Local News.

WEDNESDA1, MAI II. lOoI.
 Local News.
 "How much of truth in these there be
 Iknow not; N
 I tell each as twas told to me,
 The whole lot.''
 U. Fl. Miner, of Falls Village, offers valuable Holsteins for sale. See adv. Read H. O. Warmers business card. He can tell you who your Aunt Isaac was.
 A new barn is nearly completed on Mrs Scott's premises on West Main street
 ID. l.. Peirce is building large addition to his tenement house on Peirce avenue.
 A gross of steel pens can now be produced for eight cents. They former ly cost s35.
 Trade dollars are taken at par value in exchange for goods at Geo. l.. Par sons store.
 Put your card in the NEWS and by so doing advertise the growth and pros- perity of your town.
 -Dr Camp has traded his gray horse for 8 mate to his colt, and now has Q we'll matched team.
 -B. B. B. B.-banker, butcher, bar Der and boys, playing marbles in the street last Saturday afternoon.
 Regular communication of Housa- tonic lodge, No. 61. F. X A. NJ. on Saturday evening. May IA. Work, Sd degree.
 Allied G. Moon recently accepted the position of shipping clerk with the Celluloid Novelty Co.,, at 315 Broadway, New York.
 Humphrey Brothers have removed the wooden veranda floor of their drug store and will substitute 8 concrete floor.
 On Friday last Jack Frost moved to his summer retreat in Humphreys soda fountain, but Horace will intro duce him to you for nickel.
 Fifteen years ago David Hostetter was . peddler now he is worth S16,- 100000 And advertising made every dollar of it. Inter-Ocean.
 pr Clemans has removed the fences around his residence, and thereby great ly improved not only his own place but the premises each side.
 'sSohmer" !S Mathushek Pianos, Estey and Mason & Hamlin Organs rented or for sale by Capewel the Jeweler, Mo- 3S6 Main street, West Winsted, Conn. -B. H. Levy, the West Winsted stationer and newsletter, takes "Time by the forelock" or displays enterprise, by nammg his establishment "Levy's County Seat store"
 Rev E. F. Atwood, of Harwinton, called on friends in this village last Vv00uCouny. AC PACoShCo ab Uhc Congregational church in Bloomfield, May 1st and Sth, and possibly may be called there.
 The Norwalk Record says Eigh. teen employees of the D. & N. branch of the Housatonic road were bounced last Saturday as measure of retrenchment It seems to make these railroad compa. nies cross to be obliged to deprive their friends, the editors, of free passes"
 -"China and the Chinese" is the subject of F. E. Cleveland's illustrated lecture in V. I. A. hall, this (Wednes day) evening. Tickets at following prices Adults 25 cents, children 1( cents. Proceeds for the benefit of Will age Improvement association. Don fail to attend.
 A remedy worth knowing. William Smith, son of the late Dr Ithamar H Smith. who, by the way, was a remark ably skillful physician, says that yer. strong coffee, drank without milk, vii cure hiccough when all other remedie fail.
 The Litchfeld correspondent of th Hartford Courant says:
 The loss of our county seat is mat ter that appeals to our pride, and not t. our pockets, consequently the mourn CTS that go about the streets are no numerous.
 The Rev Mason Noble, who ha been critically ill at his home in Will mington, N. C., was reported on Frida. last as slightly improved. Dr Geo Adam and wife left Canaan on Frida, for Wilmington. A letter from them an1ioasly waited for.
 Other towns are already maxim, preparations for Memorial day. Le the memory of our soldier dead b suitably refreshed this year, and don leave all the work for David S. Cowle ;. Post to do, but volunteer at once to co operate with them in their tribute an labor of love for the patriot dead.
 Editor James, of the Thomasto Express is Not Through the Wood Yet" on the county seat question. w gre sorry for him. We got through tn woods two weeks ago and plainly sa' where the legislature located the cour ty seat. We reioiced accordingly an would now remark that with this issu the NEWS ceases to celebrate the doubl shire victory. Should Neighbor Jame